
With the arrival of spring, the clocks also change, moving 60 minutes forward. On the night between Saturday and Sunday, March 30, daylight saving time will return.
The change will take place at 02:00, when the clocks will jump directly to 03:00. In exchange for one hour less sleep, we will have one hour more light.
This way, daylight saving time returns, which will "gift" us with more light in the evening and more hours of sunshine during the day. In the spring, all of Europe switches to daylight saving time to optimize the use of sunlight and consequently consume less electricity.
Summer time will continue until the end of October, when the clocks will return to normal. The change of clocks is a unified process throughout Europe, with the clocks of European countries changing at the same time. Its change was established as a European law in 1981.